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Archive Mid Century Lithograph by Axel Olson
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Mid Century Lithograph by Axel Olson

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A gorgeous framed surrealist print by Karl Axel Bernhard Olson which would make a superb mid-century gift! Numbered 63 of 75.

Axel Olson, (1899-1986) was a Swedish painter, illustrator and graphic artist, and member of Halmstad Group. He was the brother of artist Erik Olson. Olson is represented at the National Museum and at the Museum of Modern Art in Stockholm.

Dimensions: 41cm x 45cm.

The Halmstad Group was formed by six young Halmstad artists: Sven Jonson, Waldemar Lorentzon, Stellan Mörner, Axel Olson, Erik Olson and Esaias Thorén. They studied modern painting in Berlin and Paris and were amongst the first Swedes who, like Picasso and Léger, experimented with breaking up pictures into cubist compositions. In the 1920s, the group also experimented with concretism, an abstract art form that was revolutionary at that time. At the start of the 1930s, the Halmstad Group entered a new phase, surrealism.

Condition: In very good vintage condition with only minor signs of use relative to age.

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A gorgeous framed surrealist print by Karl Axel Bernhard Olson which would make a superb mid-century gift! Numbered 63 of 75.

Axel Olson, (1899-1986) was a Swedish painter, illustrator and graphic artist, and member of Halmstad Group. He was the brother of artist Erik Olson. Olson is represented at the National Museum and at the Museum of Modern Art in Stockholm.

Dimensions: 41cm x 45cm.

The Halmstad Group was formed by six young Halmstad artists: Sven Jonson, Waldemar Lorentzon, Stellan Mörner, Axel Olson, Erik Olson and Esaias Thorén. They studied modern painting in Berlin and Paris and were amongst the first Swedes who, like Picasso and Léger, experimented with breaking up pictures into cubist compositions. In the 1920s, the group also experimented with concretism, an abstract art form that was revolutionary at that time. At the start of the 1930s, the Halmstad Group entered a new phase, surrealism.

Condition: In very good vintage condition with only minor signs of use relative to age.

A gorgeous framed surrealist print by Karl Axel Bernhard Olson which would make a superb mid-century gift! Numbered 63 of 75.

Axel Olson, (1899-1986) was a Swedish painter, illustrator and graphic artist, and member of Halmstad Group. He was the brother of artist Erik Olson. Olson is represented at the National Museum and at the Museum of Modern Art in Stockholm.

Dimensions: 41cm x 45cm.

The Halmstad Group was formed by six young Halmstad artists: Sven Jonson, Waldemar Lorentzon, Stellan Mörner, Axel Olson, Erik Olson and Esaias Thorén. They studied modern painting in Berlin and Paris and were amongst the first Swedes who, like Picasso and Léger, experimented with breaking up pictures into cubist compositions. In the 1920s, the group also experimented with concretism, an abstract art form that was revolutionary at that time. At the start of the 1930s, the Halmstad Group entered a new phase, surrealism.

Condition: In very good vintage condition with only minor signs of use relative to age.

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